https://rss.com/podcasts/calling-the-muse Welcome to “Calling the Muse,” a series of interviews with Utah Playwrights focussing not on what they have done but how they do it. These writers all have something in common: they have been writers all their lives. No matter what else they did to pay the rent or the child’s tuition, they were, are, and will forever be writers. I am your host, Julie Jensen, and my audio engineer is Rod Daynes.

]]> RSS.com 2026.428.112250 Sat, 30 May 2026 16:35:11 GMT en b4825b9b-1710-5120-9bce-a44878abe7a6 https://media.rss.com/calling-the-muse/podcast_cover_20260530_040520_6582b4fb401831412fe53c42dcea7f11.jpg https://rss.com/podcasts/calling-the-muse no Julie Jensen 2026 Julie Jensen Julie Jensen false episodic podcast Our guest today is a remarkable writer, originally from Wales, as you will tell when you hear him. He’s a writer of plays, novels, stories, poems. He says he won’t tell me how many because he doesn’t want to write his epitaph before he’s finished. And he’s still not finished. Good. Mike Dorrell.

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